Completely Illogical

Rating: 5/10 (26 February 2004)

The trailer for this movie was so intriguing I remembered after 1 year I really wanted to see it. So I did. The first 15 minutes where interesting and promised an entertaining "infection/virus-movie". Later the questions started rising - SPOILERS AHEAD -
Why is a patient in a coma surviving for 28 days without medical care? His drip wouldn't have lasted that long! Why isn't his bed full of s***? Why are the streets empty when there must have been a major slaughter going on? Why are the survivors getting by on sugar and fluids when you can find canned food everywhere?
Why are the infected filmed in a way they look exactly like the ratmonkey-thing in Braindead? I couldn't take them serious, looking like clay-figures! Why are the infected dying so soon when they don't kill each-other (they seem to be working together). If the answer is that they don't want to eat anymore, why are they alive after 28 days? Why doesn't Jim ask any questions about what caused the infection (he even threw the newspaper away) or what the infection causes?
Why does Salena say they'll have to get out of Jim's house because more infected will come, while in Frank's house nobody seems worried about "more of them" at all. Why didn't Frank look for weapons when he was retrieving buckets and pans from all the apartments?
And these questions just raised in the first part of the movie, I'll spare you the rest. All in all the movie was somewhat entertaining (an interesting concept, some action, some scary moments), but the plot was so illogical that the experience of watching it was mainly irritating.